I get this from time to time as well. Usually from people who have salon dreads. It's kinda nauseating actually. Looking at their hair, seeing it in pain from over tightening and constant over maintenance. I usually tell them they need to stop working on their hair, or it's going to run away and never come back. Eh, most of the time they just don't understand.
Ok, I don't know why it actually took it upon itself to link "thunderbolt" to some cellphone thing on Amazon.
Haha, your thunderbolt made me laugh. I used to have a few of them and they were grand.
So there I was...sitting in bed having just woken up from a very strange dream I felt...but I couldn't remember the dream no matter how hard I tried.
Some hours later I was sitting in my chair listening to random music, when I came across a song that I needed to youtube to see the video. It was from dethklok, toki's love song. Anyways, while watching it...he picked up a shield that had a rabbit on it. As soon as I saw the rabbit I had an instant flashback of the dream I was trying to remember. I still can't remember a good deal of the dream I feel, but I can remember the part that stuck out most me, the rabbit. It was weird. In the dream I was sitting outside and a rabbit came up to me. A multi-colored rabbit. whites, browns, greys, blacks, tans. Just one rabbit though. It nudged me and wanted me to pet it, so I did. It reacted unlike a rabbit. Somewhat like a mix between a cat and a dog. Or like a fox. This went on for a good while...thats where the dream, or memory of, fades back out to grey.
It left a profound lingering feeling inside me, and I don't know why. I've been trying to look up what it could mean, and while there are tons of interpretations about rabbits in dreams, I've yet to come across anything about how this dream went. Most of the things I've read involves many rabbits either running or hopping. Or certain colored rabbits doing this or that. Nothing remotely close to what was going on in this dream.
Does anyone here have and idea what it could mean? I normally wouldn't care, but like I said...I have this gravitational-like pull tugging me towards an answer. It feels important, and I have no idea why.
Any help would be greatly appreciated, thank ya!
Hey...
Where ya at in Texas? I'm right outside of Houston. Still have no idea if I'm going to be going to the gathering.
It's funny...if you look back into the past of humanity it's filled with strife and judgements of various kinds. It goes from struggling to even get food and not giving a damn what your hair looks like or what one wears...to...now...struggling to be an individual apart from the ways of the world and over coming insane weakly grounded judgements. It's a funny switch that happened several hundred years ago...or more. People ...oh. Just tell them the world would be a better place if you quit worrying about you and started reflecting into their own life. Besides...from my understanding and research...dreaded hair was once the norm amongst most cultures across the world. In those days they weren't even referred to as dreadlocks, but simply...hair. Heh, oh what a time.
I just woke up...half asleep...I go now.
Take care ya'll!
*facepalm*
The point of dreading is defeated upon using any outside source to "make" them.
Just my opinion though.
I cant express how fun and interesting it is to wake up each day knowing your hair is taking another step in its own journey. If you control it...then wheres the fun and uniqueness. Ehh. Mine is starting to mature quite a bit now, and it makes me a little bit sad due to the fact all the insanity is starting to work itself out. Not as many flares, loops, bumps, strange designs, etc.
At one point I had a dread whose ends were still loops and such...looked a lot like a spiders web with the number 26 written inside of it. I've had others look like flames rolling off of a burning tree branch. Etc etc etc.
All I'm saying is...when you force your hair to be "proper" from its inception of the dread process, you kill off all the unique things you see along the way.
I feel I'm rambling, so I go now!
Takes care yall!
I dont know if this will help you in the same way as it did me...as our chemistry isn't the same. Buuuut...patchouli oil. After I wash my hair...be it bs/acv or some other shampoo...I take a standard empty water bottle, put in a butt ton of patchouli oil, then fill the rest up with water. Shake and apply over tha head.
It seeeeeems to work pretty well actually.
